Word to PDF
A Word document editable by anyone who opens it isn’t always what you want to send — a resume, a signed-off report, or anything going into a "PDF only" submission portal reads better locked into a PDF.
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Only .docx is supported — an older .doc needs "Save As → .docx" in Word first.
Your files never leave this browserHow it works
- 1Drop in a .docx file — an older .doc needs "Save As → .docx" in Word first.
- 2Choose a text size — small, regular, or large.
- 3Click Convert to PDF.
- 4Download your PDF — no upload ever happened.
Common ways people use this
- Turn a resume or cover letter into a PDF before sending it
- Convert a report so it can’t be accidentally edited by the recipient
- Meet a job application or form portal’s "PDF only" requirement
- Archive a Word document in a format that renders the same everywhere
Frequently asked questions
Does this preserve my original formatting exactly?
It reproduces the text in reading order, not the original layout — columns, tables, images and exact fonts need a commercial conversion engine. Plain text documents convert best.
Can I convert an old .doc file?
Not directly — save it as .docx in Word first, then convert.
Is my document uploaded to a server?
No, conversion happens entirely on your device.
Why does the text size option matter?
It sets the base font size used to lay out the PDF, since the document’s exact original typography isn’t reproduced.
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